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  1. Re:Answer on How Much C++ Should You Know For an Entry-Level C++ Job? · · Score: 1

    exactly this!!!

    C++ != C

    so, if you are going to break away from C, and use a high level language, use a high level language.

    Do not use something crippled and ill designed. C++ was good when the alternative was cobol or fortan. And the only reason it is where it is today was because it got a ride on C reputation. But as you pointed out, it is not C.

  2. Re:Typo: Digital Rights Management on Firefox 38 Arrives With DRM Required To Watch Netflix · · Score: 1

    don't drag the discussion to this point. if someone wants to rent a movie or a game so be it.

    now, what we are taking here is Mozilla using the time we all contributed coding, documenting, promoting the browser to serve adobe's purpose and distribute a security/privacy hole to millions of people that do not plan to risk their freedom just to rent a movie ever!

  3. Re:Looks interesting but I am wary... on Microsoft Releases PowerShell DSC For Linux · · Score: 1

    one time an employer made me choose windows or Mac. Linux was verbotten.

    i got windows, installed putty... and that's about it.

  4. sadly no linux on surface on Google's Pricey Pixel Gets USB-C and a Lower Price · · Score: 1

    if microsoft surface could run linux, all netbooks and ultraportables discussion would go to the place they should have been for a long time: the garbage.

  5. Re:What if the leader/decision maker is incompeten on On Firing Open Source Community Members · · Score: 1

    > So you have 2 people who think differently and thinking the other is wrong. Which one is? Who knows! Its easy in hindsight of course.

    don't appear to be easy in hindsight either because gnome 3 still stand by all the bad choices users complained back then....

    also I'm sure there were some hundreds of people saying that 4 were wrong...

  6. Re:And no one cares on Google Taking Over New TLDs · · Score: 1

    so the new generation uses the internet just like the old generation did with AOL?

    boy I'm happy to be the current generation!

  7. BS, with readily available proof on Woman Suffers Significant Weight Gain After Fecal Transplant · · Score: 0

    it's easy to test this hypothesis.

    kill all gut bacteria from fat people and see if they thin in some cases.

    and since in the usa almost everyone takes massive doses of antibiotics for even bad hair day, i think this is debunked with readily available data already.

  8. Re:Just curious who decides.. on US Wireless Spectrum Auction Raises $44.9 Billion · · Score: 1

    the people dumping the money into campaigns. In this case you can clearly see that the buyers for the spectrum are the ones deciding, since every item listed will result in the government buying services from them.

    "here is 40billion to buy this pipe. but you have to promises to use it to pay to deliver water via that pipe to those places where i plan to install said pipe"

  9. the fiber is a lie on Verizon About To End Construction of Its Fiber Network · · Score: 1

    i have fios. it is coax cable on the street. then on the post near my house it is split into fiber. the fiber goes to my place into a very big box, with two Verizon emblazoned power supplies! and become cable again to a cable modem...

    the only explanation i have for this insanity is that if they advertised it as cable, i, who only pay for internet, would be allowed by law to have access to basic cable channels unencrypted. so they do this turnduckey of cables just to avoid it, and force me to pay $20/mo for basic cable.

    and the only explanation i have for them dropping it is either that nobody pays that 20, like me. or that they finally got rid of the laws that force them to provide free unencrypted basic cable for cable internet customers.

  10. Re:What's scary is on Firefox 35 Arrives With MP4 Playback On Mac, Android Download Manager Support · · Score: 1

    you should have read the warning when you selected the 64bit installer. same happens with firefox and chrome.

  11. Re:Makes sense. on Google Throws Microsoft Under Bus, Then Won't Patch Android Flaw · · Score: 1

    the very own article is about GOOGLE NOT FIXING THE CODE.

    all the bug reports were closed BY GOOGLE over christmas! even the ones with patches attached! open source my ass.

    not reading the article is a tradition on slashdot, but you went the extra mile, haven't you?

  12. Re:Agree on Google Throws Microsoft Under Bus, Then Won't Patch Android Flaw · · Score: 1

    even google's nexus one, is still stuck on 2.3

  13. Re:Makes sense. on Google Throws Microsoft Under Bus, Then Won't Patch Android Flaw · · Score: 1

    any and every android update is a new OS install.

    android has paritions. a new update, is simpy a new image they unzip on those partition and apks they install.

    a new update could even decouple the browser apk pretty easily. just remove it from the system partition and install the base one.

  14. Re: Makes sense. on Google Throws Microsoft Under Bus, Then Won't Patch Android Flaw · · Score: 1

    fix requires disposal of old hardware, with all it's heavy metals. Then purchase of new $600 hardware which will have to be replaced again in 2yr for the same reason. You have the option of paying only $200, but then you will get a device that will only last 6months until it can't take new updates.

    Android total cost of ownership: $300/yr.

  15. oh the irony! on The Sony Pictures Hack Was Even Worse Than Everyone Thought · · Score: 0

    sony pictures tried to keep me out of the data i bought for them in the form of movie cassettes unless i bought their betamax player. Then they tried to take the data i bought from them unless i bought i laserdisc player. Then they realized they couldn't not bait me because dvds were smaller, so they tried with something smaller than dvs, but i was too smart to fall for minidisc. Then they tried with a mp3 player named after their old walkman that only played their format and was not a usb mass storage like all the others (what do they take me for? an apple customer? insulting). Later they tried with blueray. and this time they at least sold licenses for players from other brands and are managing to keep lots of other people away from their media.

    now only if the hackers would hack my betamaxes and laserdiscs i bought from sony pictures and release it for me.

  16. Re:60 Minutes Pushing Propaganda? on Is Chernobyl Still Dangerous? Was 60 Minutes Pushing Propaganda? · · Score: 2

    well, since you linked to it from an article on a mass media... am i to believe it's content? or to doubt there was any biography published in the first place... or that mr cronkite even existed?

    this is getting meta too fast.

  17. this is akin to Office Online on Valve Rolls Out Game Broadcasting Service For Steam · · Score: 1

    why would any streamer use this? this is clearly to try to force people to use donations to go directly to their steam wallet or whatever this is called.

    gabeN is the antichrist. so he probably will pull that off.

    but unless they have nice overlays, console support, any game support... well, i guess everyone can still play bejewled or something, select the option to share desktop and alt tab to league of legends...

  18. Repost on Do Good Programmers Need Agents? · · Score: 1

    the article even mentions "after reading about the company on slashdot" when telling how the company was founded.... and again, slashdot post about that company as news...

  19. Re:which Verizon services on Verizon Injects Unique IDs Into HTTP Traffic · · Score: 1

    > Any tips on moving to a pay-as-you-go plan that lets me keep my phone number?

    DO NOT cancel your account!

    call the new company, say you want to port your number.

    the system is F*up... you will have to give the new co your account number AND PASSWORD for the old one. so if it is your SSN as it is by default, change it before if you care (or stop believing that SSN is secret, you are a grow up).

    anyway, i cancelled ATT and then ported to TMOBILE. ATT was obliged by law to reactivate my account to complete the transfer... but that didn't hold them against mailing for a NEW 2yr contract and cancelation because i "hired" the service again... costed me a couple calls to short it out since they can't charge you.

    anyway, the system sucks. read online and follow the steps. i had lots of headache for not following the dumb non-sense crap.

    be a happy sheep. and good luck.

  20. Re:Free market? on Verizon Injects Unique IDs Into HTTP Traffic · · Score: 1

    last time i heard about US ISP/mobile provider shenanigans there was a debate on net neutrality (which the tel cos were wining) arguing that they were not common carriers.

    well, that just goes to prove that they are not common carriers. they can even monetize on the service they are already selling you. they don't consider your communication protected in any way.

    it is like opening a restaurant and selling your scraps to feed cows. except that they are the only restaurant in town. and after 12sec they take away your plate and consider what is left scrap. oh, and dog bags are forbiden on the contract.

    i wonder if the FSF pays verizon to get the IDs from the senate to advertise to them... how would they like it? probably would jail everyone shouting commie. or is that terrorist nowadays?

  21. Re:Is there a way to prevent this? on Verizon Injects Unique IDs Into HTTP Traffic · · Score: 2

    > Don't use Verizon as your ISP?

    How quaint. A foreigner.

    well lad, in the US of A, you have the freedom of choosing the ISP that was selected to monopolize your burrough.

    Or you can use the one mobile provider that has good coverage in your city instead, if you don't want to use that pre-selected ISP.

  22. Re:Best comments ever on Ask Slashdot: Capture the Flag Training · · Score: 1

    co-co-co-combo breaker!

  23. Re:Speed test detection? on Ask Slashdot: An Accurate Broadband Speed Test? · · Score: 1

    1. get a speedtest.something domain
    2. patch a bittorrent client to register all your peers to that domain dynamically and connect via http to each other
    3. ????
    4. 1gb/s torrents!

  24. Re:gtfo on Intel Drops Gamasutra Sponsorship Over Controversial Editorials · · Score: 1

    sorry. you are full of shit and you know it.

    Evey single game hears shit on online games.

    never heard a rape or assassination threat. i do hear lots of comments about me and my mother prostitution career though.

  25. Re:Hogwash. on Stanford Promises Not To Use Google Money For Privacy Research · · Score: 1

    sounds like what someone would say to not lose Google's money

    i think we will only know the truth looking at the research output in a couple years...